In this second half of this study entitled, "When God Broke His Silence," we trace the breathtaking moments when God shattered the quiet of HIS-story—from the first cry of His incarnate Son in Bethlehem Ephrata to the prophetic signs surrounding His birth to God's broken silence two more times during Christ's earthly ministry. We explore five compelling reasons many Bible scholars (including most Messianic Jewish ministries) are turning to the view that "sees" the Feast of Tabernacles as the most fitting and theologically rich "season" for the arrival of the Promised Savior ("Emmanuel - God with us"). That seveth God-given feast of seven days (Leviticus 23) celebrates Deity dwelling (past and future) with His people, illuminating them with His light, and filling them with His life‑giving water.

We follow the timeline of Zacharias’s priestly service, the shepherds tending Temple flocks, the overflowing crowds of Tabernacles' pilgrims, and the prophetic symmetry of Israel’s feast-days' calendar. We meet the Bethlehem shepherds who first heard heaven’s announcement, and the Gentile Magi whose long journey brought them to worship the Child‑King of Israel and Light of the nations! Learn about the mysterious "star out of Jacob" foretold by the Gentile "prophet for profit," Balaam. Learn, too, of the connection of the wise men of the East to Daniel the prophet!

Finally, we look ahead to the next time God will break His now some 2,000-year silence, which will be an audible moment heard only by those who know Christ! The same Lord Who once cried from a manger will descend from Heaven with a shout as He calls His redeemed to meet Him in the air, to dwell (tabernacle) with Him forever. This study closes with an earnest invitation, which was actually given by God the Father when He thundered above the Mount of Transfiguration, "This is My Beloved Son in Whom I am well pleased. LISTEN TO HIM"!